Module 2 Flashcards

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What are Hosts

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A Host is when all computers connected to a network that participate directly in network communication are classified as hosts

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2
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What can Hosts act as

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hosts can act as a client, a server, or both

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What are Clients

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Clients are computer hosts that have software installed that enables the hosts to request and display the information obtained from the server

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(Clients) Email

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The email server runs email server software. Clients use mail client software

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(Clients) Web

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The Web server runs web server software. Clients use browser software

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(Clients) File

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The file server stores corporate and user files in a central location. The clients devices access these files with client software

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P2P

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peer-to-peer

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8
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What type of network is a P2P network

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In small businesses and homes, many computers function as the servers and clients on the network.

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How to larger P2P network

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Multiple PCs can also be connected to create a larger P2P network, but this requires a network device, such as a switch, to interconnect the computers.

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What is the main disadvantage of a P2P network

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P2P environment is that the performance of a host can be slowed down if it is acting as both a client and a server at the same time.

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The 4 advantages of peer-to-peer networking:

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  • Less complex
    • Lower cost because network devices and dedicated servers may not be required
    • Can be used for simple tasks such as transferring files and sharing printers
    • Easy to set up
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The 4 disadvantages of peer-to-peer networking:

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  • No centralized administration
    • Not as secure
    • Not scalable
    • All devices may act as both clients and servers which can slow their performance
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13
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What does a P2P applications require

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P2P applications require that each end device provide a user interface and run a background service.

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14
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What can a computer with server software do?

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It can provide services simultaneously to one or many clients.
Additionally, a single computer can run multiple types of server software.
A single computer can also run multiple types of client software.
2.1.5

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15
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network infrastructure contains three categories of hardware components, what are they

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  • End devices
  • Intermediate devices
  • Network media
    2.2.2
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16
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List end devices

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Desktop Computer, Laptop, printer, IP phone, wireless tablet, Mobile device, TelePresence Endpoint

17
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List Intermediate devices

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Wireless Router, LAN Switch, Router, Multilayer Switch, Firewall Appliance

18
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List the 3 Network Media

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LAN Media, WAN Media,Wirless Media

19
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ISP

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Internet Service Provider

20
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What is an ISP

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An ISP can be the local cable provider, a landline telephone service provider, the cellular network that provides your smartphone service, or an independent provider who leases bandwidth on the physical network infrastructure of another company.

21
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What does ISP do

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Each ISP connects to other ISPs to form a network of links that interconnect users all over the world.

22
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What is the primary medium that connects the internet backbone

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fiber-optic cable
2.3.1

23
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ISP Connections

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2.3.2

24
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What is Cable

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internet, provided by cable TV service, uses the same coaxial cable for data and television signals. It offers a high-bandwidth, always-on connection. A cable modem separates internet data from other signals on the cable, providing an Ethernet connection to a computer or LAN.

25
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DSL

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Digital Subscriber Line

26
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What is DSL

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is a high-bandwidth, always-on internet connection using a special modem to separate DSL and telephone signals. It runs over a telephone line with three channels: one for voice calls, allowing simultaneous internet use; a faster download channel; and a slightly slower upload channel. DSL quality and speed depend on phone line quality and proximity to the central office, with greater distance resulting in slower connections.

27
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What Did I Learn in this Module

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2.4.1